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19 Jul 2019
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Leaders in pharmacy profession to be recognised at Awards Dinner
04 Jul 2019
The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand will be celebrating the leaders of the pharmacy profession with the presentation of the Gold Medal Award to Dr Linda Bryant; Fellowship Awards to Clare Hynd, Sandhaya (Sandy) Bhawan and Graeme Smith; Services to Māori Awards to Mary Roberts and Darryn Russell and the Pharmacist of the Year Award to Helen Cant.
The Awards will be presented at the Society’s Gala Awards Dinner as part of the two-day conference “Towards Integrated Health” which is being held on the 10th and 11th of August in Auckland.
Latest Resources
All Resources ›Diabetes Across Time Zones and Ramadan - On Demand
The United Nations World Tourism Organisation estimates that in 2018 there were 1.4 billion international arrivals per year.
Not only do tourists visit New Zealand, people in New Zealand also travel abroad for holidays with over 3 million New Zealand residents arriving back from overseas trips in 2018.
With the increasing number of people being diagnosed with diabetes, and pharmacies being open and accessible to the public, it’s essential for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to understand risks of travel and advice on glycaemic management.
Interpreting Laboratory Results - On Demand
Laboratory tests are essential for the diagnosis and management of many conditions, as well as monitoring of medications. As many pharmacists will have access to laboratory results in their daily practice, it is important to have a sound knowledge base to be confident when interpreting these results.
Partake in this On Demand training presented by David Woods to learn about the fundamental principles of laboratory testing, how to interpret results and relate these to disease status and the effects of medicines and more!
Latest Events
All Events ›Jul
Basic Principles of Islamic Culture – Live Webinar
The Middle Eastern, Latin American, African and Asian ethnic groups in New Zealand have risen by more than 30% between 2006 – 2013. This course aims to give participants insight into the Islamic culture and how to provide appropriate advice for people with medical conditions observing Ramadan.
Aug
Full 2 Days - PSNZ Conference 2019 - Towards Integrated Health
Auckland
Register here for the Full 2 Day Conference - Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 August 2019.